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Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

THE EFFORT TO hunt down the
wild ANNA that has been infe ting
mil Creek and Ghristiana Hnndreds,
this county, ard the lower districts OF
Chester CouAsy, sho1'd not be given
up until 1t Is captured. 1t is generally
conceisd that Wild animal ID AT large
and while this is 30 the lives of people
especially OF children, are not safe.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

THAT THE Mornons are now pro
claiming that Bingham Young has
arisen from inc dead is bat additional
evidence OF an iusnitlng blasphemy
thai should render thetr extinction IS a
church ats liute.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
ON SATURDAY,
The tim DAY OF FEBRUARY 1887,


THE tTH DA OF FIR kE ~ lEg-
at O'Clock II IN
yh. ,,,,o,.tr,,
,o'to"'Ne "eScIi' u reAl est'-.e' VIZ
All mat certain plan alton aud tract o..
land situate In PrncAdcr Huu1rad, New
Castla tGuny and state o. Dei4w 1rs, Twin
'H0-st7ry frame dwelling house, paJn,
corn q ana other qu.buildlngs thereon
crec CD, bounded by the road leadtig from
tlaf2nH TO summit Bride, by the rev
puzzle r)4d cailsd the Jersey Aoed, leading
! IRON tho lrst mentioned to ktrGwoOd by
lhhq OF Z. Is Elisun, land formerly OF
hichard III. tFim,h llLd formerly Of james
l.. NehseJ and Others, more particularly,
! bounded ana d"lcriDet as follGws.
Beglhning To- NO. | At a corner stone
situate In the 49, ste Of the public roli
leading from Pencader meeting hause 20
| The suck tavern, where an ancient corner
hickory IS said TO have stool, which is alFo a
i corner Tor raid Lard late Of ravid ieesa and
| running thence by rho said road north 1
/ degrees We t ~ per hes 10 n Stone set at the
head OF gully. thence by 4 new limo hlong
+, said gully cas-. a = D psrche4 to Il sake at
the side OF mill pond al high WG.sr IN 4rg ,
| thence or gssing said nlll pond south 50 dc.
Erets cast SbH Ierches 10 another stlse set
( by tho said III II pond At high water MARI as
Aforesaid, thence north IS dcsrees eaat i2i
| perehes TO stake, being nth 4 degrees
| east 4 pernhes from a corner tnarknd biark
| oak. and thonce south degrees east 81
! perc 1cs 0 the north limo OF the s.GuthTio
! tract" thence with llae Of safa .Guthrta
tract, and with line II No. hereafter do.
per.bes 10 the yest si,iA AZ mo ola NIL ,oc,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

20 Stockinettee, were Sl5.W now tl0 w.
Is Tricots, were $2l 90, now $1,000.
3 Cloth, were III 90, now 500.
5 Boucle, were S14.00, now $ll.0O
2 Raelans, were $500, now $500.
9 listers, were SIG 80, now 400.
5 Plaids, were s17 90, now 81 90.
Corner Thirteenth and Chestnut streets.
Book News for February
is ready this morning with
ia portrait of George W.
Cable. S cents. so eats a
year.
Book News the Teacher.
How some OF the Book Men
dislike it! What is the price
of a book? Thai depends.
Ask the average publisher
Tor the average dealer and
you'll hear one thing; ask
Book News and you'll hear
another, very much lower.
Book News is one thing to
all met; The average pub
Usher or dealer is all things
Ito all men.
There is no fancy price in
what Book News gives you
There is no disguise about
the book.
| That as well as the price
honesty is what vexes some
of the Book Men. Lean OF
Book News and you'll be
cheated neither in price MOI
matter when you buy a
book.
| 40 pages, and nearly all
crowded with truths about
books-new books, S cents
so cents a year.
BY the Thirteenth street door
Ladies collars and cuff:
cost US a third less to make
than 10 buy of other makers
We make them ard you
gain by our cheaper selling
lprice. Those that we'v,
marked down are dowl
from arr prices. not from
what other dealers charg,
for similar goods. Collar
with capes from 7 to II
cents; cuffs, 10 10 Ia
cents.
Near centre. ...-... ....
| Whatever turmoil an,
uncertainty there may be il
the wooden goods marke
there's no uncertainty il
what we offer in ready-mad'
clothing Cloth prices ma,
go up here and in Europe
our prices are do7VN.
One OF the biggest wooler
manufacturers in the countr,
said on Friday last that he'c
sold diagonals at a loss 10
three years past.
Maybe that's why W,
have an atwood blue dlago
nal medium weight sui
worth SO for Sis.
Manufacturer says he
make no more diagonals fc
o while. II enough of ther
say SO there'll some time b
no more SIS Atwood blu
diagonal suits.
h They haven't said it ye
nor the Cashmere men, nc
the Beaver men. We rattle
expect them to say it. The
we shall sec. Meantime:
Mixed Cashmere i.brtton Cutaw
Suits, medium weight
: We're S20, now $l5.
: Dozens OF other styles and grades
5, equal bargains.
). Medium Weight Oyercoats,
Down from $ls and $50 to Bis.
Down from $3.50 and SIS 10 $40.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
GIRLS' FINE DRESSES,
One Piece,

Nuns Veilings, trimmed with lace,
coiors-eream. light-blue, red and pink
sizes 4, 6 and 5
reduced from Sl4 90 to $500.
q reduced from $500 TO $500.
reduced from SIG. 90 to So 90.
d reduced from $40 50 TO $500.
G reduced from 81 30 to IS 80.
reduced from $50 to Il 50,
& reduced from 8 90 to $500.
Cream colored Mohair. trimmed with
fine hand stitching: sizes 3 and ).
3 were $3.50; now 81 90
3 were s. 90; now 500.
were g. 50. now So On,
White Flannel and serges. sizes 4, 6,
and 10
Were $3.50; now $500
Were $1,000; now IS 50
Were 80 30; now 81 90.
White Flannel. trimmed with fancy
striped Collsr and Cuts size !,
Were $40 80; now si.00,
Oriental Lace made over Satin, trim
med with Bows OF Ribbon, sizes 3, :, {
and S,
reduced from s20.C to 80 90.
6 were $50 to $}4 50; now $500.
Cheek Surahs, trimmed with Lace
Flouncings, Vests Of Sold Cloth 70 match
sizes q and s,
Reduced from S22 90 to IS 90. $780,
Reduced from 81. 10 H. Sll 60.
Navy Blue Ores Grains, trimmed witt
Lace, sizes =, /, 6 ana ),
Down from $500 10 $1,000
Down from sl9.U0 10 Sl0.e0.
Down from vi 90 70 5000
Fancy Satin trimmed with Pain Color
and Lace, size &,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
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Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

Preparing tor Stock TAX
no. Turning over. rum

Preparing LOT DUCK L AK
ing. Turning over, rum
maging, to be ready for
Monday night counting.
Turn up some almost for
gotten things; things not
W a n e d. Among them
Spring garments for girls.
Not a fault except that
they're a year old. Mostly
of the best OF last seasons
goods.
How shall we get rid Of
them? One sure way: put
the price low enough and
they'll go. So be it. We
knock off halt and two
thirds because 7oc know
they're a year old. Mos
| of YOU wouldn't dream it.
.,v.r-.-.,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
GIRLS WHITE DRESSEs.
One Piece.

From 2 to IL years Also, small boys
thirty styles, lawns, r!ques, cambrics
etc, sample prices.
One lot down from SC - to 81.
Oae LOT down from Il ~ to e. 20.
Oue lot doMu from S!.UO to 81 o.
One lot down from 1913 10 $500.
One lot down from 5000 TO 81 10
one lot down from S2.j0 to st.00.
One lot down from i.e0 toS27j
One lot down from $500 to s. >.
One lot down from Sc 80 % q 80.
One lot down from S1uu to $50
One lo' auwn from $500 10 $3.50.
lIlsaas " hItI,-. nRE,AhRA
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
GIRLS Two.pircE DRESSES
GI2Ls' EWmAi,IAE Ts

Medium ..nl llght weight Newnarkets
for G!rie Snes II, II, H. Co.ors-
browns, greoAs, blues. blacks, grays,
eclus, PlAIs 4.'d checks. - styles.
Am ny them:
- stockine.tes. were $3.50, now
81
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

CHERIFI's y ALE.-BY VIRTUE A
- writ Of Leyari Facias 20 mo dirtc.ad.
VIII lie exposed TO public sale, al III hotel Of
Alex Maxwell, In Middletown. in st.
teorses hundred, rev Castle county, Del
lAfs y uIIRnhN
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31
hrtn1e.
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b II pal
! face Of 81
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bay he draw
D. to close
.rped with
)ie3 please
] TO supply
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

S,HEFIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ Of Als LeYari fEcias, 70 me di-
rec'ed, will be ext o'ed to publlT "a e at tho
Washington Hotel, nov kept ry James A.
Wtlson, in the tfwn OF NfwAf.. in v hits
olay creeE Hundred, New Cas..e County,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-31

fH N "
eQulrenen
Fithe Ia
LacH Is
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company 7.
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-05-28
Pure entuckyWhis


The subscriber has opened a
place of business for tine sale Of
the abave goods, IN rho building
OH White Oaks Avenue, nearly
opposite Weeds store, and res
p%ectfnlly solicits a share of public
patronage.
JOHN A. BROWN.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners.
Jas. A. Beard. Mark Howell, q. r. Young
County School Sup't.
ID. G. NowLIN.
Precinct Ne. 8, Directory.
Justice of the Peace, =. M. II. BELLeMY
constable. Lloyd Schell
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
yorES or AcroGS. pIy1GEEs ANDrLAT%

Ml,, Nellie WethcrIl, re acr.,s, 70 whose sad con
a. 90 reference mad !csiefd9, va, N-'d H'i'"s
the day at tho Ncw Ht~l "a. D. number "i 1oi''
,.olal trend, she j, Lol4iu ana IN good Spirits ana
ui.n her naturally strong constitution has an cAtcI''H
mospec, OF specify roc,, ,'-s from the oa-."" ""'
Is &, b. LeifOfr,I tni, at Ihe d,"'' nave "'
cidei tllt ihc AM ..tDn nrs, hr "d'~ oei"e'" '"'
IN. a,d .o. I.c Set ga. -ia s.No.d friends are
at present d frayine her eTpen,cs.
ID 10 last c,erng ne 10 s7ng actor, David Lesson had
not heard u ny his wife.
Elaine +. announced Iuesiay next al he Madison
81 Theatre.
It expected tina. French and sangc shca'rc in upper
Broadway viii be icady by February - II VIII D'
opened by Fanny davenport J" safd"1s ''''t pay
rosca7 Mi Fr ce MIS- d.. chi Or h.sl ah' a d
FOR france ycstc1dty iocure exact Ia Acde' OF Tie
costumes and properties used in Pans.
Charles Cogh'an +, ,sp. ID here in about en- dfy''
The f,ihcoui nrduct of Spontinis oiera cort'z
at the Metropolitan opera House "i 1t J. p"naeu' DE-
even more gorgeous ban OF the Queen OF oheb"
Al the concert th, afternoon Master Holman s'io'
will bo Beethoven concerto IN minor NJ - !
Gavoep by ~, M 10 ,anccT by 10 .nstc!n, I.e
pananier' by Cot,schalk and Mendelssohh's CAP 10
in u minor NM, Ilastrc'er Mss Car.enter' ssnor
de- Anna and MINI. Sacconl viii assist.
Manager 7. H. French that he Is not inter o'ii
in Anarchy" and does not wish 10 take any Oh i''
credit which belongs 10 NJ SANGER his partner }" oh'r
Enterprises.
Jefferson VIII play next week at the 'I''i 'P''"
House, and viii BE- followed by NJ. Languy
There is internal trouble among the many manag - u
,be s.ar Theatre Some man with new l'cit sing
scheme has drcc ed postal card TO "1he most ''''
needed man in the Abbey, SchOcfc ana Nfdn manage
ncnt~ and the claimants It many and each . e"
tir,ly sure It WAS meant for him.
Mr.. Irving yesterday sent the receipts OF Iur'dS ;
bcncn to the OF ;he Bcecher Memorial Fund
A timetable programme Of the benefit for the " Actors
Itsu ISL 4
a uus O'Clock, overture 90, IIarIsan and company
in the second act .cfc' :o5 icv o. ck-taf"' 20
Henry Irving az Jingle; 10, recitation by Mrs
Potter: . 90. New YORK dreh Cor cert Company
. ~ Ju.cuh Jefferson Act III Of The Rival los
,be McCaun Opera Company In selections; :i". Harry
Kennedy, yentlIOGui-f 30. Thomas Ryan IN Irish
ch,ric e. sketches. Every seat on s Fl DOR ana ~ b
con, has already ds oscd Of and only the gallery ana
tudng room icm4n IL b. provided for re receipts
lin. far are so,5iO, this Will doubtless BE- raised at
least 300 more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
JVCIDFNTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs John Sherwood will give in crestng series o
readings her home. No X West Thir ysccords this
afternoon Her paper will he caci Favor tes of
Kino.D Mrs Sherwood will have the assistance OF Miss
Amv Baker and the Francis Walker MAfriga Club The
readings will be continued Thursdays Throughout this
month.
Eliot Gregory will give large reception at his studio
IN the Alpine. No 81 West Thrtytbrt st. This alter
n.on Hrs James Gregory, his mother. and Mrs. c. ii.
Bald win will receive
Mr.. G. n Moore, No s33 Mad son ave. gave small
DANCE last nizhG Among the guest. we're Miss Hail.
Miss Rice, Mas Hartley Miss Steel, MISS Burns ana
Miss Peck. . oo -, A., - - .
Mrs r. Bergh Brown, No $40 Nadison.avc. gave a
fuucheO or OF twelve covers YESTERDAY.
Mrs o,.rt Webb 40 SO East Forty -Dlntist. gave n
tea fer her daughter Miss Starkwc ilsr YESTERDAY a"
ternosn Mrs Arthur bro ks. MISS urges OF bos'op
and III Misses assist ed Ia receiving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
AN NEBJCay CLUB IN LONDON.

new club has been Sa!!shed in londt called the
American Club the primary OBI ct Of which IS declared
to lie the promotion OF social intercourse between those
who have still, connected with The west
crn Hemisph,re re. II has been founded upon nOh poit
cal basis, and viii Include residents especially OF Inc
United Kincd IN and of North and south America ana
tlc West indies. Amon- the members OF The commit
tee are Count Ferdinand d. LesSeus sir Evelyn Earring
Lord Char Der sioid Captain = T. Chad" cE nlied
States Navy: Lieutenant General o,r Gerald Hidiaih'
Bret Hartc Professor Huxley. Henry James, Sir Fred
erick Lrishio. st MoleH Mackenzie. g. !. tA"IIN.
United states lesat!on Howard foti r, john IleS-
ton the La. vi KOssiyn q. ". s.4iey, Sit I""~id
Thornton ana P.o:cssor Tyndall Iie committee DO
sire Z, announced tAe iC.n4af.oH Of recognized
resort Of tine hi standing, here gentlemen from
America visiting England may he rece;ed Win i'ai
been accoi del to Ehslishmcn Wien Visiting the co"'
nent of America
Tn ... ,, limited 10 900 members, exclusive 81
honorary and per- uTsrarY meMU' :. 4hicc hIhutu
original n.rIrt 40 tie elected. one Laf VI nom
viii De from ,picanis living in America without en-
trance fee a. hich $50 Will &C the sam OF That
tee. The annual subscription for town INC hbeIs viii
miles + ON Inrson 500. and for members h,ine DOT of
the United X II dom. SD 'mb'T~ OF the I mon
Kniche rbocAor. CniOn League Mania tan. Army aiu
Navy. tic New York, University the century ana inc
Nev: York va hi Clubs. of New orr somerset. Union
and Il i.Jtops. of Boston: Phiadclph OF Phliadc
uhia NIctrOp0liian Of Washington. am other men
toned clubs on tits side OF tie gobc DC eligible 10
Immediate election. The Temporary atcfS Oh inc
Amer can cub al Nos AZ and IA MOemdrc-st''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
SouE rDIrl4R oESEHj'ITIoyS.
TIE CORRECT TnIyG rs NoNrNE.r-.

TIE CORRECT TlIEG rs NONrNE.r-.
To re Fd,tDr o( Thr Trtburr.
SIR: Ilcs~H ~ Graph In TuE TrfnrNr o. .o'nv
tnat the pro--' 'or monument 10 The murdered polio
men In Chicago = i1ucuishins. that even The modest
sum OF 900 cannot De- raised without some spo .ih
Ell rf Isl possible that his stats o' triug arises
H., the f4c nat these nave the matter IN charge
ar proceednr ia trr WRONG naunerl Let Il era read
he ,ory especially Afsercln history. and TAX"
ls--su tacrcro shslI know ti~i the trial ~ tie
Anacli.', - Owe, thing 10 the past >hd - j. L.Ah
IT, ioi Surviving policemen AID sni. VIM Anirchi -
% o.c tsero.. nosi.ics and shake han Is uuier he
gloomy .aleS4 WAY 'Als wayin- of Do. hioniy rope 10
tho faces ~ tnc brave but temporarily "updIsd An'r'
cD.s,-' Pelcs bee IostOsd - Chicago b. ar
soc r,tri.s&n go. ~riine-
Lo, al good citr,us join in al effort - rails" $4,000
FOR the bnidn. - monuments. 20 ihr dead pD-
I,ccuen and on- ~, deaf Annr,hiitN let tho two
mon be equal ia cost aud similar IA general d'
sln !: there my difference that 10 the Anarchists
a. they boulr'ly he defeated party. sAor' setcr
or-ly be made q H'to the inner let the it' TrtIons
upon Tia, monuments oc identical 10 ear 10 ,hr
yl,4es tAcy a,cr.be 70 tnoso They in.nc.norat
sia4 sung generation. learn the -reat .e -oa th1t
there b. 80 essential difference betN ~ hnarchi-t d
, plco IAN ttat Doi deserve well ~ theli csIntry.
since, r performed his duty he LnG"rstOpd H. ths
Anarchist believing his INST alssnce WAS Gu" 20
the -pit Of Disolf - while i!e policeman st7e his ~
the spirit Of order When tlc conflicting view. shall thus
havr ,scn harrouiycd py banisng the bloody roF 'i
finishing rn, iwo hat some monuments the old nninH
ties Of trial and execution time viii De rs'iton,
and peace 81 brsthctly love viii re,gu Ia Chicago.
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ANDaEws-on Monday November -. at Chicago. Mrs.
Julia A. Andlev, mother q William Andrews. OF 400
BLAKE--ou TUESDAY. November 30 at orange Valley.
= Dolly Hunt wife Of Charles Blake in the both year
Funeral residence Of scotlandst and fremont
ave- Frdav. December at arrival at Highland Avenue
ss o. taG ''o "'n ITO" barclay aud christopher
HERRIcK-snddeny. on Tuesday; November 20 1897.
FS"era services at nj. late 80 Il, Park Place.
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r AID friends Of Dr. THOMAS l. Ia ns
attend tho funeral Friday afternoon. re-
az sy r'" MS i''e residence george
IMMORAL oyster Bav Wednesday, Novsmbs- 80 1877.
Sarah Townsend Mihor widow OF Ezra Minor in the 77Ih
aud friends respectfully invitei TO atsn the
funeral service. tr,n her ass residence Saturday, Do
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MULFORD-At orient T. L. on TUESDAY. November %.
os7. anrs lingering Illness f. Hampton Milford asei
RAwsON- lon "Wednesday November 30. Miriam Rawson.
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pneumonia. aiter b. Of lines, Thomas " scott -.
cemher l. at ! o'clock p.
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day Afternoon. l2th month lst p H.. at his late resi-
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:CALLED To ASSIST DR. NACARTHTR

The Rev. Ezra d. SimOns, pastor Of the FIRST
Baptist Church Of Bloomfield, " j., has accepted can
from the Calvary BAPTIST Church Of this city d ASST
mt minister During the last five year, the WORK OF
the church under the lev. DR.. Macarthur has grown
rapidly until additional pastoral aid has become ne
COSTLY Mr. Sions has been for nearly fourteen years
the pastor Of the church In Bloomfield lie was
soldier during the War, and promoted to the rank
OF commits Oncd officer I'm his regiment and subsequent
Iy became the chaplain. Ahcr the Wal he preached
for time In California and then for several years In
Troy before going TO Bloomfield Last spring he was
elected served the quarterly icrL as MCdera'Or OF
the baptist Ministers Conference.
Dr. Mac Arthur said yesterday that he Considered his
chrrcS fortunate in securing Mr. sm1ns lie has Teen
aided in his work Tor S-v-:a4 years - the Kew -
Calvert who was recently elected pics'r"n' Of me
Rapf ST state Association: for some tune the kcV John
Love gave a part II his time 10 the church WORK NJ.
Slmons after the first of January VII give bls Whole
time IL Is peced that one or two missions VIII lie
ted BY The church soon.